skip to main content

English floss conversion

21 years ago

Hi, I bought a used book that has English Garden Embroidery/crossstitch/needlepoint patterns. The floss is English and I need to find it in US terms. For example: Reds: A621 and A622 and A942. Does anyone know where I can find a chart to compare these with DMC floss.

The pictures and patterns are unusual to me. Thank you, Karan

Sort by:Oldest

Comment (1)

tami_ohio
21 years ago
Karan, perhaps you can contact DMC directly to see if they would have a conversion chart. I haven't seen any charts for English thread, only between U.S. brands, Anchor, or DMC, ect.
Related Professionals
El Dorado Furniture & Accessories · Westminster Furniture & Accessories · Poughkeepsie Furniture & Accessories · Marinette Furniture & Accessories · Phoenix Furniture & Accessories · Stockton Furniture & Accessories · Augusta Interior Designers & Decorators · Winston-Salem Interior Designers & Decorators · Murfreesboro Interior Designers & Decorators · Corpus Christi Interior Designers & Decorators · Kearney Interior Designers & Decorators · Palm Bay Home Stagers · Norfolk Home Stagers · Lansing Home Stagers · Hempstead Home Stagers

Related Stories

DECORATING STYLES 18 Ways to Bring English Country Charm Home

By Charmean Neithart Interiors

From topiaries and climbing roses to toile and tea, these design ideas can skew cozy casual or manor formal

HOUZZ TOURS My Houzz: An 18th-Century Cottage on a Tiny English Island

Once a place for a miller to store his cart, this tiny building is now a cozy home, redesigned using reclaimed materials

STUDIOS AND WORKSHOPS Room of the Day: A Former Garage Hits a High Note

By Becky Harris

Remodeling turns a hodgepodge storage space into a welcoming music room — just in time for a family wedding

HOUZZ TOURS Houzz Tour: A Bolt of British Charm in Brooklyn

By Jess McBride

A highly decorated New York row house takes its cues from the English countryside

ROOTS OF STYLE Roots of Style: The Indelible Charm of American Tudors

By Steven Corley Randel, Architect

Rich details and an intimate scale give this English-inspired architectural style memorable character and flexibilty

You Said It: Hot-Button Issues Fired Up the Comments This Week

By Becky Harris

Dust, window coverings, contemporary designs and more are inspiring lively conversations on Houzz

MORE ROOMS The Den Makes a Comeback

By KitchenLab Interiors

Cozy up in a small room with wood paneling, fireplace and furniture meant for reading and conversation

ARCHITECTURE Vernacular Design: Architecture's Regional Voices

By Bud Dietrich, AIA

See how local sites and materials create a language rooted to an area. Is your home part of the conversation?

TRANSITIONAL HOMES Houzz Tour: Townhouse Redesign Creates a Roomier Feel and Fit

The interior of this London house was rebuilt to create a more spacious family home

TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURE Roots of Style: Dutch Colonial Homes Settle on the Gambrel Roof

By Steven Corley Randel, Architect

Colonists from the Netherlands brought the gambrel roof and other quaint details. Has your home adapted any of these features?

Sponsored